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[Title] => Council okays resolutions on Customs car donation
[Summary] => The City Council has approved two resolutions on the donation by the Bureau of Customs of 10 forfeited right-hand-drive vehicles to the city government.
In a resolution filed by Councilor Sylvan Jakosalem, the council gave Mayor Tomas Osmeña the authority to sign an endorsement, based on its letter to Cebu Port Authority manager Mariano Martinez, for the payment of P100,205.28 in storage charges for the cars that BoC had donated to the city.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Department of Finance Opinion: Donation of Customs-seized vehicles to city government legal
[Summary] => The city government's proposal to a get a donation of 10 forfeited right-hand-drive vehicles from the Bureau of Customs has no legal complications, said a Department of Finance opinion sent to the city council.
Finance undersecretary of legal and revenue operations group Gaudencio Mendoza Jr., wrote councilor Sylvan Jakosalem that the department recommends to Customs the disposal of these RHD vehicles in the form of donations to the city.
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[Title] => Dureza named Palace adviser on peace process
[Summary] => President Arroyo has formally appointed Mindanao Economic Development Council (Medco) chairman Jesus Dureza as presidential adviser on the peace process to replace Teresita "Ging" Deles, who was one of the 10 Cabinet secretaries and heads of agencies — or the so-called "Hyatt 10" — who resigned and asked the President to step down last July.
The President actually announced Dureza’s appointment in mid-December while she was attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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GAUDENCIO MENDOZA JR.
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[Title] => Council okays resolutions on Customs car donation
[Summary] => The City Council has approved two resolutions on the donation by the Bureau of Customs of 10 forfeited right-hand-drive vehicles to the city government.
In a resolution filed by Councilor Sylvan Jakosalem, the council gave Mayor Tomas Osmeña the authority to sign an endorsement, based on its letter to Cebu Port Authority manager Mariano Martinez, for the payment of P100,205.28 in storage charges for the cars that BoC had donated to the city.
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[Title] => Department of Finance Opinion: Donation of Customs-seized vehicles to city government legal
[Summary] => The city government's proposal to a get a donation of 10 forfeited right-hand-drive vehicles from the Bureau of Customs has no legal complications, said a Department of Finance opinion sent to the city council.
Finance undersecretary of legal and revenue operations group Gaudencio Mendoza Jr., wrote councilor Sylvan Jakosalem that the department recommends to Customs the disposal of these RHD vehicles in the form of donations to the city.
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[Title] => Dureza named Palace adviser on peace process
[Summary] => President Arroyo has formally appointed Mindanao Economic Development Council (Medco) chairman Jesus Dureza as presidential adviser on the peace process to replace Teresita "Ging" Deles, who was one of the 10 Cabinet secretaries and heads of agencies — or the so-called "Hyatt 10" — who resigned and asked the President to step down last July.
The President actually announced Dureza’s appointment in mid-December while she was attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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